In a flash of creativeness, I thought of some interesting things I could do with 'Dating: Do's and Don'ts" which sort of turns everything around.

Warning: Nudity and Ann sort of isn't the sort of girl you'd want to hang around now... "Trash" is a good word...


This movie is part of the collection: Prelinger Archive Mashups

Director: Bill Taylor
Producer: Bill Taylor
Audio/Visual: sound, color, B/W
Keywords: clipfilms; Prelinger Archives
Contact Information: Spuzzlightyear productions! spuzzlightyear@yahoo.com

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Reviewer: MediaWhore - - September 3, 2005
Subject: re-mix
I thought this was a fun little film that puts a different angle on the classic "Dating Do's & Don'ts". Young Woody is day dreaming about the different girls at school he would like to take out and we are shown old stag reel clips of Jiggly girls dancin around topless and being spanked! I love the bizzare montage toward the end where woody keeps biting into his hotdog. Did anyone else notice, I think a lot of these clips were originally in color and then transfered to black n white? You can tell if you frame through some of the dissolves (you will notice color frames, that and the ending where he says goodnight is all in color also.

Reviewer: Chriddof - - March 3, 2005
Subject: A fun little film
A pretty amusing clipfilm here. I especially liked the peculiar montage towards the end, though the editing of the soundtrack at the very end could have been better - that stray "perhaps" and the totally silent end caption spoiled it a little.

By the way - either I wasn't paying attention or there wasn't a half speed voice on this film as mentioned by the previous reviewer. Software screwup, perhaps?

Reviewer: smartpatrol - - November 12, 2004
Subject: Silly
Agreat fil spoiled by the sill half speed voice. Dont bother

Reviewer: tambora - - August 21, 2004
Subject: A humorous little film
This film doesn't aspire to be much, but as a wryly joking re-edit clipfilm, it fulfills most of its aspirations.

For all of its re-edit cleverness, combined with some burlesque, California State Fair highlights from 1913, and a Pythonish Richard Nixon clip, this film only seems worth watching once. Nevertheless, I do encourage you to watch it that one time and enjoy. It's a fun re-invention of some old kitsch, and isn't Woody a great name?